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			<title>Grande Bretagne Hotel and Syntagma Square, Athens</title>
			<pubDate>Sun, 01 Jul 2007 12:52:24 +0100</pubDate>
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			<description>I stayed at the Grande Bretagne (yes it means Great Britain) Hotel in Syntagma (aka Constitution) Square on 29th and 30th May - as the Hilton Athens was fully booked.  Not a bad choice as an alternative location for a hotel, being slap bang in the middle of the main hustle and bustle around of Central Athens.  Gave me a good opportunity to venture around and allowed me to return to the hotel with ease!
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The GB Hotel was very a former royal palace and is offers an splendour and elegant atmosphere - totally different from the Hilton - which is &quot;all things modern&quot;.  I stayed on the Butler floor - but still have difficulty about the role of room service vs. a butler in a hotel.  Anyway, it was thoroughly enjoyable albeit &quot;different&quot;!!</description>
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